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YOUR WORDS IGNITE by Bre Gregg

YOUR WORDS IGNITE was written and performed by Bre Gregg, inspired by Amanda Gorman. "The first time I saw Amanda Gorman speak, my daughter turned to me and said, “oh mommy…she is SO brave!” I cried because I felt so grateful to have a role model talking about kindness and bravery, while being held up on a national stage. It has not been a time for humanity in American politics and trying to explain this insanity to children make that insanity even more clear. Amanda Gorman paints a picture of a world that is honest and real and compassionate - a world I want to live in. This song is about the power of our words, and how they can ignite feelings of hope and actions that can change the world.” - Bre Gregg The outro of this song uses Amanda Gorman's own powerful words, "If you're brave enough to see it, then you're brave enough to be it." Lyrics: Witness your magic, your voice opens up the sky. You make me feel it might…might just be alright. Been such a long time since we ever felt inspired, And God almighty, we’re tired. We are adrift, but we can find the way back home… Your words ignite, and they can lead the way back home! Your rhymes are wisdom and hope, villains disappear I start to feel I can breathe…been holding mine for years! Been such a long time since we’ve felt shelter from the rain A chain reaction for change. We are adrift, but we can find the way back home… Your words ignite, and they can lead the way back home! My babies watching, their eyes, all eyes on you. You hold your head up, stand tall, and bravely look back too…. Been such a long time since we’ve felt proud of who they see Can you show us the way…to be human….finally! We are adrift, but we can find the way back home… Your words ignite, and they can lead the way back home! If you’re brave enough to see it, then you’re brave enough to be it. Bio: Bre Gregg is a singer-songwriter, whose voice is found where polish and sophistication meet crackling raw energy. Her band Red Bird Soul dances between soul + roots music, drawing comparisons to Bonnie Raitt and Rachel Price (Lake Street Dive). Holly Johnsen of Oregon Music News said of Bre, “She’s got this great voice, forceful one minute, tender the next, controlled yet simmering with feeling.” Although Bre has released four albums and has countless performance credits, she is perhaps most proud of her work with the Oregon Symphony’s Lullaby Project, where she has the honor of writing lullabies with homeless mothers to sing to their children. If you want to learn more about this artist or support her important work, visit: Web: www.redbirdsoul.com Venmo: @Bre-Gregg-Music